Author: Yin Qiang
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Details, as things easily overlooked by most people, are often the secret weapon for those who pay attention to them, leading to success. This is especially true for managers, who thereby become experienced and outstanding management talents. Any excellent organization starts with small things. Though seemingly insignificant, the power of details is immeasurable. Given the current market in China is flooded with management books of varying quality, making it difficult to discern their, and on-site training courses are often limited by time, location, and high costs, we have compiled "Management is Forged: 80 Details of Excellent Managers" to address the challenges of learning and training for managers and their organizations. This book selects 80 common details in the daily work of managers that are often overlooked and organizes them in a systematic and logical manner. The content mainly includes ten aspects: the art of personal image, the art of decision-making management, the art of identifying and utilizing people, the art of efficient meetings, the art of time management, and the art of self-improvement. These are the core skills of outstanding managers. The book is comprehensive, rich in content, concise and easy to understand, highly practical, and explains profound theories through stories, making it easier for managers to grasp and improve effortlessly, thereby enabling them to work with ease and achieve outstanding results.
Management is forged through practice—80 details of excellent managers
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